ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 9月29日 12時18分

Photo by @edkashi / @viiphoto 1/19/10 – Fort Dauphin, Madagascar
We went about 45 minutes outside of Fort Dauphin to photograph mangosy, which is when rice farmers use the zebu (cattle) to mulch their fields so when they plant the baby shoots, they’ll more firmly root in the earth. It is a scene of mud flying everywhere and mayhem, as the family and neighbors of the farmer are dressed in underwear and some covered in twigs and bushes, screaming and flailing at the zebu, sometimes jumping on them like cattle rustlers, or like a rodeo, poking them with sticks, all to keep them moving and churning the earth, which is in 2-3 ft of water. So I was completely caked with mud, barefoot with my pants rolled up. I'm also ecstatic with the news that Brian and Elodie just had their baby girl! I received the text in the midst of this incredible scene. Surely a beautiful cycle of life moment. #photojournalisms #journal #icausebeautiful #photojournalist

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